Breeze’s Arrival In Raising Kanan S4 Ep 10 Sends Shockwaves Through the Power Universe

Breeze’s introduction sent a shockwave through the Power universe, ending the Season 4 finale of Power Book III: Raising Kanan with a jaw-dropping moment that had fans abuzz.

Breeze, played by Shameik Moore, the mysterious drug lord from Jamaica, finally steps into the prequel series, setting the stage for what promises to be a seismic shift in Kanan Stark’s rise to power.

Similar to an after-credits stinger, a scene unfolds slowly but has significant implications. After a season filled with betrayal, fractured alliances, and a growing rift between Kanan and his mother Raq, the camera settles on Snaps and Pop — two veteran players in the Queens drug game — ushering a weary but determined Kanan into a modest backroom.

There, secluded in calm confidence, is Breeze. The tone changes with just one glance. This isn’t just another dealer. This man has the power to change.

Breeze’s legend is what fans of the original Power series, which debuted in 2014, recognize her by, not her face. It was under Breeze’s tutelage that Kanan honed his street smarts. He was not only a guide — he introduced Kanan to a darker, more calculated version of the game. That legacy has loomed large throughout Raising Kanan, and now, finally, we’re witnessing how it all begins.

The casting of Shameik Moore as Breeze creates another level of intrigue. Known for his breakout role in Dope and as the voice of Miles Morales in the Spider-Verse franchise, Moore brings a calm charisma and subtle menace to the screen — an ideal fit for the enigmatic figure who helped shape one of the Power characters. In his brief but powerful debut, Moore’s Breeze exudes quiet control—a man who understands his power needs to use words to assert it. The timing of Breeze’s entrance couldn’t be more pivotal.

The relationship between Kanan and his mother, Raq, is at an all-time low. Kanan can see the cracks in the empire Raq built around him after years of manipulation and control. The feeling of betrayal, coupled with the weight of recent losses and betrayals, has left him searching for a new identity — perhaps a new family.

Breeze is capable of offering that, but at a cost. The board is still volatile due to Unique, Lou-Lou, and others in the background. With Breeze entering the picture, alliances may shift again, and Kanan may find himself torn between legacy and loyalty, between the mother who raised him and the man who might help him become who he’s meant to be. Breeze’s introduction is more than just a character reveal; it’s a promise.

The final season of Raising Kanan promises to explore Kanan Stark’s transformation from a conflicted teen to the cold, calculating figure we met in PowePowereeze’s influence, which will be revealed in this new era within the prequel, shaping not only Kanan’s mind but also his soul. As Power Book III gears up for its final chapter, one thing is clear: The game has gotten much more dangerous. Breeze’s arrival will change the streets of Queens forever.